The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-08
The American Association.

METRoPOLlTANS, %, ST. LOUIS, j.
NEW YORK. June About 1000 people saw
the game at Staten Island, to-day, between the
Metropolitan and St. Louis clubs. The Metro
politans again defeated the champions play ing
great game in the field ard batting Foutz hard.
Holbert caught great game and handled pitcher
Schaffer like a veteran. Score:
ssa St Iouis 10y Q o-3
Earned runs-Metropotans 5; st. Louis .. Two
base hits-Radford ~, Foutz. Robinson (2). Three
base ht-O Brien Stolen bases-O Brien. Latham.
Foutz. Double plays-Latham. Robinson and Comis-
O'Neil. WEIGH. Hit by pitched ball-welch. Errors
Metropolitans, 2: st. Louis. >. First base
tans. s. 81. Louis. l. wild pitehes-shaferp. i:
Foutz, =. Umpire-kniGht.
ATHLETICS. 10; CINCINNATI, o.
PHILADELPHIA. June The Athletics ex-
perienced trouble in hitting Smith to-day,
while weighing mystery to the Cincin-
natis. The visitors played loose fielding game,
and most of their resulted in runs. Mil
ligans batting and kappers fielding were the
features of the game, which was too ones sided to
be interesting. Cuthbert had blood vessel
burst by being lit with the ball in the second
inning. and John Talbot. of Chester, unpired
during the remainder of the game. Score:
e5hls5ies5 ] 3 d d-1o
Earned runs-.Athletics. 5. Two-base hits-Lar-
kin, Milligan and Roseman Three base hits-AiiIli-
gan and MctTarr Stolen bases-Stovey, Bauer and
MeGarr First base on balls-Larkin. Lyons.
Nicol. Reilly. Double plays-Bauer and Stovev: Kappel
and Reilly. Errors-Athletics. q Cincinnati s.
First base errors-Athletics 3; Cincinnati 2
Struck out-By VIEWING, 10; by Smith 6. Passed
ball-Miligan, l. Umpires-Cuthbert and Talbot.
CLEVELAND, 3; BROOKLYN, 2.
New YORK. June THE Brooklyn and Cleve-
land clubs played at Washington Park, Brook
Ign, to-day. Not over 200 people were present,
the weather being adverse. The playing was
slow and tiresome in the early part of the game,
but the latter innings were lively. Score
o o o o %
Brooklyn. ---.----.O 9 o O o L %
Earned Runs-Brooklyn. 2. Stolen bases-Pinck-
ney, 2, Errors-Cleveland, >; Brooklyn. 4. Home
run-ferry. First base balls-Phillips, Toy.
Hit by pitched ball-Mann. Hotalng. Crowe1.
Struck out-Ceveland, =. Passed ball-Peoples.
Observation-Disclosures
BALTIMORE, 16; LOUISVILLE, g.
BALTIMORE June Ramsey was batted
freely to-day, but muddy grounds made brilliant
fielding very difficult, and the home club won a
long and tedious game The Louisville PLAYERS
worked steadily but were unable to hit Kilroy
effectively. The feature of the game was the
daring base-ruuning of the Baltimores About
eighteen hundred persons saw the game. Score:
I BalsimGTs I'D Q ] Z 2 ss-ISS
Earned runs-Baltimore, Is; Louisville, 3. Two
Tucker, Davis Stolen bases-(ireenwood. Purcell 49,
Burns Tucker (2). Griffin CD, Fumer 81. Kilroy
Browning and Cross. First base on bas-Of Kilroy.
Al off Ramsey. 4. Hit by pitched ball-Tucker First
base on errors-Baltimore. l; Louisville, 2. FIR.
rorsB Baltimore, g. Louisville. Struck out-By Kill
roy. .; by Ramsey, g. Passed balls-Fulmer i Cross
]. Wild ptches-kilroy, j. Ramsey, i. Time
2I5. Observation-Disclosures